Terry Winters Rare Vintage Artist Signed Serigraph: "Location Plan 2000"
Artist: Terry Winters
Title: Location Plan 2000, Year: 2000
Dimensions: Paper Size: 29 x 42 inches | Image Size: 29 x 42 inches
Edition | Medium: Open Edition Artist Signed | Serigraph
About the Art A: Mint | Terry Winter’s Location Plan is a single color screenprint. The print is signed and dated (2000) in the lower left. The paper is Clearprinty faed-out cotton vellum blue/white graph paper hand-torn. Published by IC Editions, NYC. Supplemental information. This piece is related to a series of drawings recently exhibited in the Kunsthalle, Basel. The drawings explore a dialogue between order and disorder, which was inspired by new imaging technologies ranging from information mapping systems to spatial renderings. In the print Winters combines 30 unique images in a grid or storyboard which seems o serve as a key ti his current investigations. Moving frm one image to the next, through ever-shifting relationships, a sense of flux develops suggesting weather paters, emotional states, urban dynamics. A simila configurations of these images was used in a 30 to 60 foot backdrop in a recent collaboration with choreographer Trisha Brown and composer Dave Douglas.
Title: Location Plan 2000, Year: 2000
Dimensions: Paper Size: 29 x 42 inches | Image Size: 29 x 42 inches
Edition | Medium: Open Edition Artist Signed | Serigraph
About the Art A: Mint | Terry Winter’s Location Plan is a single color screenprint. The print is signed and dated (2000) in the lower left. The paper is Clearprinty faed-out cotton vellum blue/white graph paper hand-torn. Published by IC Editions, NYC. Supplemental information. This piece is related to a series of drawings recently exhibited in the Kunsthalle, Basel. The drawings explore a dialogue between order and disorder, which was inspired by new imaging technologies ranging from information mapping systems to spatial renderings. In the print Winters combines 30 unique images in a grid or storyboard which seems o serve as a key ti his current investigations. Moving frm one image to the next, through ever-shifting relationships, a sense of flux develops suggesting weather paters, emotional states, urban dynamics. A simila configurations of these images was used in a 30 to 60 foot backdrop in a recent collaboration with choreographer Trisha Brown and composer Dave Douglas.
